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Pakistan&s Interior Minister Sarfraz Bugti Friday warned illegal immigrants in Pakistan to leave the country by the November 1 deportation deadline or the state would show &no compromise& in taking action against them.The interim government had earlier this month ordered all illegal immigrants, including 1.73 million Afghan nationals, to leave the country or face expulsion.&In the meetings about the expulsion of Afghan refugees, all stakeholders were present.

In that meeting, it was decided that a grace period should be given them,& the minister said in a statement, claiming that some people also told authorities that some immigrants wished to return voluntarily, Geo News reported.He reiterated that the policy to expel illegal immigrants was not restricted to Afghan nationals, but all those who do not have the required documentation for residing in Pakistan.&People, no matter which nationality they belong to, will not be troubled if they have a valid visa and other required documentation.

We&re just [planning to] expel illegal immigrants,& he added. The post No compromise in taking action against illegal immigrants: Pakistan&s interior minister first appeared on Ariana News.





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